States seek federal help to upgrade 5200 miles to interstate standards
Eight states Georgia Kansas Louisiana Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas plan to ask Congress for priority funding for 3200 miles of primary routes and up to 12000 miles overall to align with interstate standards. A DOT official estimates 21.8 billion dollars to upgrade 12000 miles. The group aims to raise the federal share from 70 to 30 to 90 to 10 while stressing connectors to the interstate system rather than new interchanges.
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Wichita
Kan
Congress
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Mike Naeve
Naeve
Department of Transportation
Senate Transportation Subcommittee
Bentsen
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Barney Wiegand
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
DOT
Senate
House
Elections Bring Hope To US That Peace Possible On Cyprus
Washington reports the Carter administration hopeful for a Cyprus peace settlement as Turkish flexibility opens a path to dialogue. Turkish Foreign Minister Caglayangil favors withdrawal of troops after a settlement and possible economic cooperation. President Carter and Clark Clifford push for renewed talks with Greece and Cypriots to ease tensions and advance NATO ties.
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Cyprus
Washington
Carter
Turkey
Island
Thsan Caglayangil
U.S
Caglayangil
Athens
Cyrus R. Vance
Caglayangis
Panayiotis Papaligouris
NATO Council
Brussels
Clark Clifford
Mediterranean
Clifford
Greece
White House
Congress
NATO
United States
Ford Administration
Wild Dogs Out Of Control in New Jersey Pine Barrens
In Buena, New Jersey AP reports a pack of wild dogs roams farms and pine barrens killing livestock. Giordan Smith, deputized wild dog warden, leads about 15 hunters to thin the population as out-of-town dumping blamed for the surge. Local farmer describes the pack as possibly up to 20 dogs roaming the area.
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Buena
N.J
Giordan Smith
Smith
New Jersey
Trapping Gains Ground in Kansas Fur Trade
Kansas FF&G Commission reports a record 16870 trapping licenses issued last year and expects another strong fur season opening Thursday. Veteran trapper John Gnad of Ellis notes coyotes and mink as key targets with pelts potentially reaching 30 to 35 dollars, while prices depend on market conditions after the season starts. Gnad, who traps statewide during the two month season, stresses skilled technique for coyotes and notes pelts move through multiple states before reaching garment makers.
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Jim Cook Hays
HNL
Kansas
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Bill Hlavachick
Ff&g
Hlavachick
John Gnad
Ellis
Gnad
State Trappers Association
Bowling Scores From Various Teams At Local Meet
A cluttered bowling score page lists teams and high scores with many player names and totals. Notable lines include SUPER CHICKS Princeton Grain-d High 10:30-8 and Silsby 193-487, Alley Cats high 10-P Reed 198, and Alley Blazers 1090-G Fittery 140-407. Numerous teams such as The Headstarters, Hedgeswood Acres, West Wilson Auto, Arrowhead Inn, Finch's Antique, and Eagles No. 4 appear with top marks and individual scores, reflecting a busy standings snapshot across multiple lanes and shifts.
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Princeton
O. Silsby
Lane
J. Welden
P. Reed
D. Fonter
G. Fittery
J. Sellers
V. Mallory
Notice of Heiring and Estate Proceedings in Franklin County
Two legal notices from Franklin County Kansas: a petition to determine descent of Elda Mae Nossinger's real estate in Section 10, Township 18, Range 21, 80 acres, with defense due December 20, 1977. and Ruth Wilson named administrator of Leland Norton estate, creditors must file claims within six months from first publication.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Elda Mae Noféinger
State of Kansas
Linda L. Douglas
Elda Mae Nossinger
N.E
Ottawa
Sherelh
District Court
Leland Norton
Ruth Wilson
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Hulos
L. Pressler
L. Pot
Hedgewood
C. McClay
West Wilson
J. Teter
D Downey
Price
Coward
Bendiex
L. Avery
King Radio
Gritfin
FINCH
D. Martinez
THE
Shooting Stars
Cromwell
Lester Brown
J. Bohlander
Wildcats
D. Wler
Dean's
B. Pelton
Harley Riders
J. Royer
Eagles
H. Williams
J. Miler
J. Aaller
R. Carpenter
M. Cruse
M. Bayer
R. MaccUlloch
Robertson
R. Anderson Jr
G. Parker
Tefer
K. McCord
ALL Stars
K. Jones
Pynamid
Mille
Craven's
G. Lang
Harry Smith
M. Matt Reen
Bob) Luce
T. Ingram
C. Emery
Tom
Bach
PTO
Pet
Skoog & Latimer
Attys
Wilson
Arrowhead Inn
Todd Homes
Richmond
Cail
Ottawa Herald
Dan Guckenheimer
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Ottawa University
Osawatomie State Hospital
Osawatomie
Millwrights
Leeds
General Motors Corp
Stadium Drive
Kansas City
Equal Opportunity
Kentucky Fried Chicken
9Th
S. Main
Pomona
Bob Hites
Chevrolet
Silver Paola
Gammon
Ron Logan
Bennie Stinson
Tas
Bucksmith and Keys
TAYOR
Ralph Taylor
Dan Arnold
King
John Fritts
Call J. L. Hardsaw
Waverly
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Budge’s
Ace
General Services
Jack Rutter
Cecil Beatty Auction Service
Franklin Co
Sal Printy
Ben Printy
Cap” Printy
Barna Mid Auction
Thur
Jack Nelson
Tom- Bach
Claude Myers
Centropolis
RFD
K.68
Hwy
Rantoul
Vz mi
Keith-Alan
Amverson and Son Furs
South
Rigid Farm Inc
Sears Roebuck
West 7Th
Roselawn
Ike and Mike’s Everything
East Logan
Williamson and Company
N. Poplar
Carey Enterprises
North Poplar
Johnson Motors
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
Cedar
Johnson Motor
Amana
Litton
Crites
South Main
Ee Poinsetta
Stinebaugh‘s
Williamsburg
AKC
Saint Bernard
Earle c. Blair
Avtrat
Ialcoholics Anonymous
Jack Lawson
Leona W
Harry Smith Auto Supply
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